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  1. Sony TV Internet module tunes into YouTube (AP)
  2. Review: Finally a useful digital pen (AP)
  3. S. Korea to hit Intel with $25.4M antitrust fine (AP)
  4. FCC delays consideration of free Internet plan (Reuters)
  5. Bluetooth, IE to Get Critical Microsoft Patches (PC World)
  6. Firefox 3 Gets Closer, with Release Candidate 2 (PC Magazine)
  7. Yahoo delivers search toolbar via software packager (Reuters)
  8. As Icahn grumbles, Yahoo sets plans for ad growth (AP)
  9. Study secretly tracks cell phone users outside US (AP)
  10. S. Korea to hit Intel with $25.4M antitrust fine (AP)
  11. Astronauts fix broken toilet, open up Japanese lab (AP)
  12. Icahn tells Yahoo board to scrap severance plan (AP)
  13. Google seals deal for new offices at NASA center (AP)
  14. SoftBank to sell iPhone in Japan this year (AP)
  15. Verizon in talks to buy Alltel for about $27 billion: source (Reuters)
  16. Acer, MSI Launch Ultra-Portable Notebooks Powered By Intel's Atom (TechWeb)
  17. Microsoft Gets Mixed Ruling in Latest Alcatel-Lucent Case (PC World)
  18. Report: Icahn more determined to oust Yahoo board (AP)
  19. Comcast to test new way to manage Internet jams (AP)
  20. Grandfather builds Web browser for autistic boy (AP)
  21. Oklahoma City unveils government Wi-Fi network (AP)
  22. Microsoft exec says Live Search needs image fix (AP)
  23. Online database shows Britain-Australia links (AFP)
  24. Blu-ray awareness rising, but challenges remain: study (Reuters)
  25. Intel bullish on WiMax investments: executive (Reuters)
  26. Facebook Makes Part of Its Platform Open Source (NewsFactor)
  27. Microsoft Clarifies XP SP 3 Flash Issue (PC World)
  28. Sun Microsystems' sales chief resigns (AP)
  29. Facebook Open Sources Parts of Its App Dev Platform (PC World)
  30. China's Changes In Telecom Sector Start Taking Hold (Investor's Business Daily)
  31. Apple iPhone encore expected next week (Reuters)
  32. Travelers without visas to be required to register (AP)
  33. Time Warner Cable tries metering Internet use (AP)
  34. Microsoft signs search distribution deal with HP (AP)
  35. Brocade to pay $160M to settle options lawsuit (AP)
  36. AT&T settles suit over 3rd-party cell phone fees (AP)
  37. New documents illuminate Yahoo-Microsoft saga (AP)
  38. Bangladesh to cut off unregistered mobile phones (Reuters)
  39. Zombies and botnets: OECD warns of hidden armies in cyber wars (AFP)
  40. Publisher offers 5,000 more books for Kindle (AP)
  41. Canada launches privacy probe into Facebook (AP)
  42. Students skip slime, stink with virtual dissection (AP)
  43. Blu-ray DVD format may not dominate for years (AP)
  44. DISH, EchoStar Sue TiVo (TechWeb)
  45. EUROPEANS PRACTICE COURTESY WHEN USING THEIR CELL PHONES (Dear Abby)
  46. Hacker changes Phoenix Mars Lander Web site (AP)
  47. BlackBerry Leads, iPhone Follows U.S. Smartphone Sales (TechWeb)
  48. Students skip slime, stink with virtual dissection (AP)
  49. QuarkXPress 8 Takes on InDesign (PC World)
  50. Asus to Launch Laptops With Linux Net Software (PC World)
  51. Wireless carriers draw fire for service charges (Reuters)
  52. Satellite companies DISH and EchoStar sue TiVo (Reuters)
  53. Overstock.com sues New York over Internet tax law (Reuters)
  54. Publisher offers 5,000 more books for Kindle (AP)
  55. Mom in Web bullying case turns grief into activism (AP)
  56. iPhone market share at 19 percent in 1Q, IDC says (AP)
  57. Questions Abound About Windows 7 Touchscreen Demo (NewsFactor)
  58. MySpace Adopts Google's Gears To Search Messages (NewsFactor)
  59. Marvell tops Wall St targets, shares leap 17 pct (Reuters)
  60. India, RIM meet again to discuss security concerns (Reuters)
  61. After Flood of Pictures, Are Any Surprises Left? (PC World)
  62. Review: Sony's Rolly not quite love at first dance (AP)
  63. Japanese scientists create microscopic noodle bowl (AP)
  64. Comcast.net site is hacked briefly (AP)
  65. Safety tips for travelers' protections (AP)
  66. Dell profit, sales jump in 1Q, topping forecasts (AP)
  67. Yahoo says Microsoft no longer keen to merge (Reuters)
  68. Mozilla Shooting for Record Books With Firefox 3 Release (PC World)
  69. Google shows off Android capabilities (InfoWorld)
  70. RIM security system on India's agenda Thursday (Reuters)
  71. Yahoo chief says Microsoft not interested in renewed takeover try (AFP)
  72. Google shows off 'Android' software for mobile phones (AP)
  73. Japan urges limits on kids' cell phone use (AP)
  74. EU targets move to longer Internet addresses (AP)
  75. Intel CEO: Smaller gadgets will expand market (AP)
  76. Yahoo CEO says company is not 'under siege' (AP)
  77. Adobe Posts Beta Downloads from Creative Suite 4 (NewsFactor)
  78. Ruby on Rails upgrade eyed (InfoWorld)
  79. Microsoft Expects Explosive Growth for Windows Mobile (NewsFactor)
  80. Via Offers Reference Design for Mini-Notebooks (NewsFactor)
  81. Google reveals Google App Engine pricing plans (Reuters)
  82. Amazon.com cuts Kindle e-book reader price by $40 (AP)
  83. NY judge says Dell Inc. misled customers (AP)
  84. Borders returns to Web retailing after 7 years (AP)
  85. Japan urges limiting kids' cell phones (AP)
  86. Agreement may mean end of cable set-top boxes (AP)
  87. India's Reliance in 'exclusive talks' with MTN (AFP)
  88. Japan panel urges limit on mobile phone use by children (AFP)
  89. Internet sports betting becomes criminal domain (AFP)
  90. China's telecom restructuring may be under way (AP)
  91. YouTube suit called threat to online communication (AP)
  92. SAP CFO sees no out-of-court settlement with Oracle (Reuters)
  93. Salesforce.com Reports 50% Revenue Growth (TechWeb)
  94. Indian company snaps merger talks MTN Group (AP)
  95. J.R. Simplot, potato and computer chip king, dies (AP)
  96. Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
  97. Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
  98. German police investigate mom who put baby on eBay (Reuters)
  99. China to issue 3G licenses, merge telecoms majors (Reuters)
  100. Who's Afraid of Firefox 3.0 Bugs? (PC World)
  101. Microsoft to shut down book scanning operations (AP)
  102. Online communities open but still limit movement (AP)
  103. Google, Facebook in stalemate over social data (AP)
  104. Comcast trying to sell 46 outlying cable systems (AP)
  105. Yahoo postpones annual meeting, battle with Icahn (AP)
  106. Google I/O conference set for developers (InfoWorld)
  107. Verizon seeks deal on cell phone cancellation fees (Reuters)
  108. FCC chief wants cell phone cancellation fees regulated (AP)
  109. Microsoft's ODF Support Points to OOXML Challenges (PC World)
  110. Yahoo postpones annual meeting, battle with Icahn (AP)
  111. Access to next-gen Internet may be uneven (AP)
  112. EU adds document formats to its Microsoft concerns (AP)
  113. ID-protection ads come back to bite pitchman (AP)
  114. 'Indiana Jones' and the computer-generated jungle (AP)
  115. Craigslist Tops U.S. Mobile Browsing (PC World)
  116. Skooba Designing Checkpoint-Friendly Laptop Bag (PC Magazine)
  117. Wireless Carriers To Cut Termination Fees (NewsFactor)
  118. EU says to study Microsoft's open-source step (Reuters)
  119. Coverity buying software build management vendor Codefast (InfoWorld)
  120. Facebook preparing for redesign to clear clutter (AP)
  121. Microsoft lures search traffic with cash rebates (AP)
  122. IT companies now largest sector in S&P 500 (AP)
  123. Time Warner to reap $9.25 billion windfall in cable spinoff (AP)
  124. Review: Netflix delivers Internet movies to TV (AP)
  125. Microsoft to reward Live Search shoppers with cash (AFP)
  126. U.S. to allow Americans to send cell phones to Cuba (Reuters)
  127. Road Warriors Still Picking The BlackBerry (Investor's Business Daily)
  128. Microsoft says aids Office/open-source interaction (Reuters)
  129. ODF Wins the Office Document Format War? (PC World)
  130. Carbon nanotubes mimic asbestos in early study (AP)
  131. Cisco Systems denies online censorship role in China (AP)
  132. Hungarian student hurls eggs at Microsoft CEO Ballmer (AP)
  133. Laptop-for-kids project resumes donation program (AP)
  134. HP's 2Q profit up on strong demand outside US (AP)
  135. Correction: Napster story (AP)
  136. Napster rolls out all-MP3 download store (AP)
  137. Microsoft Launches Mobile Display Ads (PC World)
  138. Nokia eyes wider usage of Linux in cellphones (Reuters)
  139. Electronic Arts Questions ESA Departures (PC Magazine)
  140. Microsoft-Yahoo talks driven by specter of Icahn, Google (AP)
  141. Google makes health service publicly available (AP)
  142. 38 charged in international phishing scheme (AP)
  143. Comcast invests in P2P video-delivery startup (AP)
  144. Dell CFO Carty resigns, GE veteran to replace him (AP)
  145. Google launches online medical records service (AFP)
  146. Hey, Couch Potatoes! Nintendo's Wii Fit Game Is Out (NewsFactor)
  147. Apple, Music Labels Discuss 3G iPhone Possibilities (NewsFactor)
  148. Firefox 3 Release Candidate Rolls Out To Testers (NewsFactor)
  149. Application Acceleration Goes Virtual (PC World)
  150. Researchers teach 'Second Life' avatar to think (AP)
  151. Study finds Internet influence small when buying (AP)
  152. China allows bloggers, others to spread quake news (AP)
  153. Microsoft proposes alternative deal to Yahoo (Reuters)
  154. Garmin is mystery bidder for Raymarine: paper (Reuters)
  155. Microsoft: New talks for alternative Yahoo deal (AP)
  156. AOL seeks growth in shift from mass site to niches (AP)
  157. AOL sheds its brand to draw specialty audiences (AP)
  158. Routine conduct at risk with MySpace suicide case (AP)
  159. Spain arrests 5 suspected of hacking US sites (AP)
  160. Signs point to imminent Ashlee Simpson wedding (AP)
  161. Japan's arcade industry slumps as Wii takes off (Reuters)
  162. Bharti, MTN merger talks could wind up this weekend: report (AFP)
  163. Microsoft Open Source, Standards Chiefs Tout 'Openness' (TechWeb)
  164. Strong prospects in software to spy on bank staff (Reuters)
  165. Lawmakers concerned over Charter's Web tracking (AP)
  166. Cable companies to ramp up Web, HD, mobile service (AP)
  167. EchoStar to showcase first product for cable (AP)
  168. Yahoo seeks to conceal parts of shareholder suit (AP)
  169. Nintendo's latest game wants you off the couch (AP)
  170. Q&A: Actor Szmanda tunes in new role at radio station (Reuters)
  171. Apple's iPhone Continues its Worldwide March (NewsFactor)
  172. Say Goodbye to Muni-Fi (PC World)
  173. Compuware 2.0 set as rebirth of company (InfoWorld)
  174. Woman indicted in Missouri MySpace suicide case (AP)
  175. Robotic suit could usher in super soldier era (AP)
  176. Study: Cox, Comcast Internet subscribers blocked (AP)
  177. Video game, accessory sales jump 47 pct in April (AP)
  178. Icahn moves to replace Yahoo board, restart Microsoft talks (AFP)
  179. Windows Coming on Dual-boot OLPC (PC World)
  180. Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
  181. Verizon's Decision a Setback for Google's Android Plans (NewsFactor)
  182. Windows to run on One Laptop Per Child computer (Reuters)
  183. Report: Investor to lead fight against Yahoo board (AP)
  184. Comcast to acquire contact manager Plaxo (AP)
  185. SEC charges Broadcom co-founders in options probe (AP)
  186. Google starts to blur faces in Street View photos (AP)
  187. Samsung joins forces with LG, Harris on mobile TV (AP)
  188. Comcast to Buy Plaxo for Social Networking (PC World)
  189. Jury orders Nintendo to pay gaming company Anascape $21M (AP)
  190. Philly Won't Fight to Save Wi-Fi Network (PC World)
  191. Openness Convert Verizon Joins LiMo Foundation (NewsFactor)
  192. IBM Boosts BlackBerry Access to Cognos, Lotus Software (PC World)
  193. MySpace wins $230 million spam judgment (AP)
  194. Sale to HP will end EDS independence (AP)
  195. Reports: Carl Icahn considering attempt to oust Yahoo board (AP)
  196. Craigslist countersues eBay, saying it broke antitrust laws (AP)
  197. Bush comments on everything from wedding to Iraq (AP)
  198. Office for Mac Sales Soar, VBA Support To Return (NewsFactor)
  199. Pop and country unite to fight wireless proposal (Reuters)
  200. Fedora 9 Released (PC World)
  201. Nintendo Launches WiiWare for Game Downloads (NewsFactor)
  202. Google joins effort to make more Web sites more sociable (AP)
  203. MIT students show power of open cell phone systems (AP)
  204. HP in talks to buy EDS, for reported $12B to $13B (AP)
  205. Chile probes data theft and posting by hacker (AP)
  206. New top-of-the-line BlackBerry doubles screen resolution (AP)
  207. Online network puts health front and center (Reuters)
  208. Disney to create lab to test ads for ABC, ESPN (AP)
  209. Nokia Phone Maps Will Get Webbed Feet (PC World)
  210. Sun to Clarify JavaFX Open-source Plan Later This Year (PC World)
  211. SOA Software buys LogicLibrary (InfoWorld)
  212. Hacker splashes data from six million Chileans on Internet: report (AFP)
  213. Next generation of business software could get more fun (AP)
  214. EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire (AP)
  215. Data from Columbia disk drives survived the shuttle accident (AP)
  216. Dutch want banks help to fight illegal Web casinos (Reuters)
  217. Apple Reportedly Agrees To Refunds In Mac-User Suit (TechWeb)
  218. Microsoft To Release Office 2007 SP1 Via Automatic Update In June (TechWeb)
  219. Facebook to let users carry profiles with them (AP)
  220. EBay's PayPal rule in Australia draws fire (AP)
  221. Apple agrees to settle iPod lawsuit (AP)
  222. Microsoft appeals $1.4B EU antitrust fine (AP)
  223. 70 people sickened during San Francisco conference (AP)
  224. Lohan withdraws from Manson family movie: spokeswoman (AFP)
  225. Toshiba's Growth Plans Hinge on Cell TVs, Fuel Cells (PC Magazine)
  226. Virgin Mobile USA and Korea's SK in talks: source (Reuters)
  227. Sun exec ponders OpenSolaris, Linux (InfoWorld)
  228. Hackers Find a New Place to Hide Rootkits (PC World)
  229. Google execs hope for long-term ad deal with Yahoo (AP)
  230. Facebook, states set bullying, predator safeguards (AP)
  231. With Microsoft mum, analysts mull next moves for Live Search (AP)
  232. Cablevision plans wireless broadband network (AP)
  233. Google sees YouTube products soon; warm on Yahoo (Reuters)
  234. Analysis: Why Hyundai Turned to Microsoft for Help (PC Magazine)
  235. Trends & Innovations - Thursday (Investor's Business Daily)
  236. OpenOffice.org Beta Fails the Office 2007 Test (PC World)
  237. Four Microsoft Security Patches Due Next Week (PC World)
  238. Google looking golden again after challenging stretch (AP)
  239. Hackers' posts on epilepsy forum cause migraines, seizures (AP)
  240. Studios win $111 million judgment against TorrentSpy.com (AP)
  241. Apple inks Latin American deal for iPhone (AP)
  242. Joint Sprint, Clearwire network could boost consumer power (AP)
  243. WiMAX promises to transform wireless Internet world (AFP)
  244. HTC's Touch Diamond Won't Touch iPhone 2.0 (NewsFactor)
  245. WiMax Player Intel Nears Own Rollout (Investor's Business Daily)
  246. Mozilla: Firefox Plugin Shipped With Malicious Code (PC World)
  247. "Grand Theft Auto" sales top $500 mln in 1st week (Reuters)
  248. UMG confirms deal with Qtrax to allow free music downloads (AP)
  249. Person close to talks: Sprint close to WiMax financing deal (AP)
  250. Yahoo board may face shareholder mutiny at annual meeting (AP)